Sell WILWOOD FORGED BILLET SUPERLITE CALIPER #120-11332 (LH) THERMLOCK 1.88" 1.75" in Orlando, Florida, United States

Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:WIL120-11332 Brand:WILWOOD Part Brand:WILWOOD

WILWOOD FORGED BILLET SUPERLITE CALIPER THERMLOCK PISTONS

WILWOOD
P/N #120-11332
LEFT HAND SIDE MOUNT
REAR OF SPINDLE
4-PISTONS
THERMLOCK PISTONS
1.88 / 1.75" Piston Diameter
1.25" Rotor Width

3.5" MOUNTING BOLT PATTERN
1/8" NPT INLET

FSLI4 and FSLI4/ST calipers provide the pad wear performance advantages of differential bore pistons with the option for ultimate heat protection using Thermlock® pistons in the ST models. Differential piston bores compensate for leading-edge mechanical loading and temperature variances across the pad face to reduce pad taper wear in sustained high temperature applications. Thermlock® pistons in the ST models block heat transfer from the pads and reduce temperatures in the caliper, fluid, and seals by up to 25% over standard stainless steel pistons. These are the go-to calipers for all types sustained hard braking on dirt and asphalt ovals and a wide range of off-road, rally and road course applications.

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